LIBA 202 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Late Middle Ages, List Of Roman Emperors, Renaissance Of The 12Th Century

• School: McGill University
• Department: Liberal Arts
• Course: LIBA 202
• Professor: Matteo Soranzo

Document Summary

Ludus (learning for kids, women had access to this as well), Grammatius (learn to read and write in greek or latin), Philosophus (only the most talented and wealthiest, take a trip to greece and learn philosophy) This system of learning took place during the empire. 476 ad - the fall of the last western roman emperor. The barbarian kings kept the system of learning. The system learning was now being taught by clergy men. Cathedrals and monastic schools - institutions in which the roman legacy makes its way from the fall of the roman empire to the time of dante. Medieval renaissances - throughout the middle ages under an enlightened emperor, there are moments of reform of learning. 800 ad - the coronation of charlemagne as holy roman emperor, the beginning of the first medieval. He did a lot to impose christianity in northern europe. Cathedral - the headquarter of a church"s administration.